ES2206972T3 - PROCEDURE FOR GENERATING ELECTRICAL ENERGY, WATER VAPOR AND CARBON DIOXIDE FROM A LOAD OF HYDROCARBONS. - Google Patents
PROCEDURE FOR GENERATING ELECTRICAL ENERGY, WATER VAPOR AND CARBON DIOXIDE FROM A LOAD OF HYDROCARBONS.Info
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Abstract
Un procedimiento para producir energía eléctrica, vapor y dióxido de carbono en forma concentrada a partir de un material (1) de alimentación de hidrocarburos que comprende la formación de un gas de síntesis en una unidad (ATR) (6) de reactor autotérmico accionado de aire, intercambiando calor el gas (8) de síntesis formado y produciendo de ese modo vapor (10), caracterizado porque al menos parte del gas de síntesis es tratado en un una unidad (12) de convertidor de desplazamiento y el absorbedor (16) y el desabsorbedor (19) de dióxido de carbono para la formación de dióxido (21) de carbono concentrado y un gas (17) que contiene hidrógeno pobre que al menos parcialmente se hace arder en una turbina (24) de gas de ciclo combinado par la producción de energía eléctrica, y en el que aire procedente de dicha turbina (24) es suministrado a la unidad (6) de ATR, porque el escape (26) de la turbina (24) de gas intercambia calor para la producción de vapor que junto con el vapor (10) generado aguasarriba de dicha unidad (12) es utilizado en un generador (32) de potencia para producir energíaA process for producing electric energy, steam and carbon dioxide in concentrated form from a hydrocarbon feed material (1) comprising the formation of a synthesis gas in a self-thermally actuated reactor unit (ATR) (6) of air, by exchanging heat the synthesis gas (8) formed and thereby producing steam (10), characterized in that at least part of the synthesis gas is treated in a unit (12) of displacement converter and the absorber (16) and the de-absorber (19) of carbon dioxide for the formation of concentrated carbon dioxide (21) and a gas (17) containing poor hydrogen that is at least partially burned in a turbine (24) of combined combined cycle gas the production of electrical energy, and in which air from said turbine (24) is supplied to the ATR unit (6), because the exhaust (26) of the gas turbine (24) exchanges heat for steam production that along with the vap or (10) generated upstream of said unit (12) is used in a power generator (32) to produce energy
Description
Procedimiento para generar energía eléctrica, vapor de agua y dióxido de carbono a partir de una carga de hidrocarburos.Procedure to generate electricity, water vapor and carbon dioxide from a load of hydrocarbons
La invención se refiere a un procedimiento que comprende la producción de energía eléctrica, vapor y dióxido de carbono en forma concentrada a partir de un material de suministro de hidrocarburos. La invención comprende además la producción de gas de síntesis basada en productos combinados con dicho procedimiento.The invention relates to a process that It comprises the production of electrical energy, steam and dioxide carbon in concentrated form from a supply material of hydrocarbons. The invention further comprises the production of synthesis gas based on products combined with said process.
La energía eléctrica es producida en una central de ciclo combinado integrada con la central de conversión en la que la turbina de gas es alimentada mediante el gas que contiene hidrógeno (Ciclo Combinado de Transformación Integrado (IRCC)). Ese tipo de procedimiento se describe en el documento WO-A-9 801 514. Un problema importante en ese tipo de procedimiento es hacer funcionar la turbina de gas en condiciones que proporcionen una emisión de óxidos de nitrógeno mínima y simultáneamente se logre la producción de energía eléctrica y de vapor óptima.Electric power is produced in a plant combined cycle integrated with the conversion center in which the gas turbine is powered by the gas it contains hydrogen (Combined Integrated Transformation Cycle (IRCC)). That type of procedure described in the document WO-A-9 801 514. A problem important in that type of procedure is to operate the gas turbine under conditions that provide an emission of oxides of minimum nitrogen and simultaneously the production of Optimal electric and steam energy.
Un procedimiento para producir potencia eléctrica, vapor y dióxido de carbono concentrado se publica en Internet, http:/www.hydro.com/eng/1998/980423e.html. En esta publicación se describe un procedimiento que comprende gas natural que reacciona con vapor que posteriormente da como resultado un gas que contiene hidrógeno, el cual se hace arder en una turbina de gas de ciclo combinado que produce potencia eléctrica.A procedure to produce power Electric, steam and concentrated carbon dioxide is published in Internet, http: /www.hydro.com/eng/1998/980423e.html. In this publication describes a procedure comprising natural gas which reacts with steam that subsequently results in a gas which contains hydrogen, which is burned in a gas turbine combined cycle that produces electrical power.
Por la solicitud de patente japonesa JP 608041 se sabe además aplicar una turbina alimentada con hidrógeno a la producción de energía eléctrica. Según esta solicitud gas natural y oxígeno en una relación molar de 1:0,5 a 1:0,7 se hacen reaccionar oxidando parcialmente dicho combustible para generar hidrógeno y monóxido de carbono. Se suministra aire a un separador de oxígeno de absorción por oscilación de presión (PSA) y el oxígeno es entonces suministrado a un reactor autotérmico (ATR) en el que se transforma gas natural en hidrógeno y monóxido de carbono. El gas transformado entra en un reactor de desplazamiento en el que el monóxido de carbono es convertido en dióxido de carbono. La mezcla de gases es introducida entonces en un separador de membrana en el que el hidrógeno es separado del dióxido de carbono. El CO_{2} separado es lavado y desabsorbido más adelante. El hidrógeno sustancialmente exento de compuestos de carbono se usa en una turbina de gas para generar potencia eléctrica. Este procedimiento requiere oxígeno, exigiendo una unidad PSA de consumo de potencia. Según el gráfico de circulación de la solicitud el gas natural ha de ser descomprimido casi a la presión ambiente para que permita la adición de oxígeno. Después de la separación PSA el oxígeno debe ser comprimido una segunda vez. Todas estas compresiones adicionales reducen la eficiencia del procedimiento.By Japanese patent application JP 608041, He also knows how to apply a hydrogen-powered turbine to the electric power production According to this request natural gas and oxygen in a molar ratio of 1: 0.5 to 1: 0.7 is reacted partially oxidizing said fuel to generate hydrogen and carbon monoxide. Air is supplied to an oxygen separator of pressure swing absorption (PSA) and oxygen is then supplied to an autothermal reactor (ATR) in which it is transformed Natural gas in hydrogen and carbon monoxide. The transformed gas enters a displacement reactor in which the monoxide of Carbon is converted to carbon dioxide. The gas mixture is then introduced into a membrane separator in which the Hydrogen is separated from carbon dioxide. The separated CO2 It is washed and unobsorbed later. Hydrogen substantially Carbon-free is used in a gas turbine to generate electrical power This procedure requires oxygen, demanding a power consumption PSA unit. According to the chart of circulation of the request natural gas must be decompressed almost at ambient pressure to allow the addition of oxygen After the PSA separation the oxygen must be compressed a second time. All these additional compressions They reduce the efficiency of the procedure.
El objeto principal de la invención es proporcionar un procedimiento mejorado para generar potencia usando la conversión en vapor de un material de alimentación de hidrocarburos, en el que una parte sustancial del CO_{2} generado se separa como corriente de gas CO_{2} muy concentrada y en el que la emisión de óxidos de nitrógeno está dentro de niveles aceptables para turbinas de gas convencionales.The main object of the invention is provide an improved procedure to generate power using the steam conversion of a feedstock of hydrocarbons, in which a substantial part of the CO2 generated it separates as a stream of very concentrated CO2 gas and in which the emission of nitrogen oxides is within acceptable levels for conventional gas turbines.
Otro objeto de la invención es utilizar al menos parte del gas de síntesis formado a partir de dicho procedimiento de generación de potencia para la producción de productos gaseosos de síntesis, especialmente amoniaco, metanol y/o éter dimetilo.Another object of the invention is to use at least part of the synthesis gas formed from said process of power generation for the production of gaseous products of synthesis, especially ammonia, methanol and / or dimethyl ether.
Con respecto a la generación de energía eléctrica, el presente procedimiento competirá con las centrales convencionales basadas en la combustión de material de alimentación de hidrocarburos, tal como gas natural. No obstante, un inconveniente importante de quemar simplemente hidrocarburos es la emisión de dióxido de carbono como el gas de escape de la combustión que solamente contiene pequeñas cantidades de dióxido de carbono, las cuales en el momento actual no pueden ser recuperadas económicamente. La emisión de óxidos de nitrógeno (NOX) que varía dependiendo de las condiciones de funcionamiento puede constituir también un problema de la emisión.With regard to power generation electrical, this procedure will compete with the power plants Conventional based on the combustion of feed material of hydrocarbons, such as natural gas. However, a major drawback of simply burning hydrocarbons is the carbon dioxide emission as combustion exhaust gas which only contains small amounts of carbon dioxide, which at the present time cannot be recovered economically. The emission of nitrogen oxides (NOX) that varies depending on the operating conditions it may constitute also a problem of the emission.
Un problema grave cuando se reduce la emisión de dióxido de carbono y NOX es obtener la reducción de la emisión deseada sin una reducción inaceptable de la eficiencia del procedimiento con respecto a la generación de potencia. La primera operación en la evaluación del procedimiento básico en vista de las exigencias anteriores fue la operación de producción de gas síntesis. Habiendo considerado varios métodos los inventores hallaron que un ATR proporcionaría varias ventajas y se decidió investigar más el mejor modo de hacer funcionar el ATR. En contra de las enseñanzas de la solicitud de patente japonesa anterior se halló que el ATR debería ser un reactor accionado por aire, es decir, no un reactor accionado por oxígeno. La aplicación del ATR parecía ofrecer varias ventajas en términos de grados de libertad. Así pues, la presión de funcionamiento podría ser escogida a la vista de la economía global del concepto. La pérdida de metano podría variarse a la vista del funcionamiento de las unidades de aguas abajo y finalmente el gas de síntesis producido en el ATR debería ser un gas relativamente limpio adecuado para la turbina accionada por el gas y comparable a las mezclas combustibles que se usan en centrales de ciclo combinado (IRCC) de gran tamaño comprobadas.A serious problem when reducing the emission of carbon dioxide and NOX is to obtain the emission reduction desired without an unacceptable reduction in the efficiency of the procedure regarding power generation. The first operation in the evaluation of the basic procedure in view of the previous requirements was the gas production operation synthesis. Having considered several methods the inventors they found that an ATR would provide several advantages and it was decided investigate further the best way to operate the ATR. Against of the teachings of the previous Japanese patent application is found that the ATR should be an air-powered reactor, is say, not an oxygen powered reactor. The application of the ATR It seemed to offer several advantages in terms of degrees of freedom. Thus, the operating pressure could be chosen at Global economy view of the concept. Methane loss could be varied in view of the operation of the units of downstream and finally the synthesis gas produced in the ATR it should be a relatively clean gas suitable for the turbine powered by gas and comparable to combustible mixtures that are used in large combined cycle plants (IRCC) checked.
El material de alimentación de hidrocarburos útil para ese tipo de procedimiento sería gas natural, petróleo, varios destilados de petróleo, etc. Aplicando un transformador previo antes del ATR la flexibilidad con respecto al material de alimentación sería razonablemente grande. El material de alimentación preferido sería el gas natural.The useful hydrocarbon feed material for that type of procedure would be natural gas, oil, several petroleum distillates, etc. Applying a previous transformer before the ATR the flexibility with respect to the material of Food would be reasonably large. The material of Preferred food would be natural gas.
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Se halló que el problema de NOX estaba muy relacionado con las condiciones de funcionamiento de la turbina de gas. La formación de NOX estaba correlacionada con la temperatura de llama en esta turbina. Consecuentemente se tomaron medidas para regular dicha temperatura de llama. El margen de temperaturas de la mezcla de gases que tenía que arder en dicha turbina podría ser seleccionado por medio del diseño del procedimiento con objeto de mantener la temperatura de la llama en un nivel deseado y mantener todavía una generación de potencia aceptable. La temperatura de llama en la turbina está en gran parte determinada por la composición del gas combustible. Se halló que un ATR accionado por aire proporcionaría una mezcla de gases basada en un hidrógeno pobre compatible con los gases que se usaban en centrales IGCC. Se halló ventajoso extraer aire del proceso para el ATR en la descarga del compresor de aire de la turbina de gas y comprimirlo a la presión de inyección del ATR requerida. Además, la circulación de aire podría ser ajustada para satisfacer el nivel conveniente de fuga de metano, y la composición de la mezcla de gases combustible compatible con el nivel aceptable de formación de NOX en el sistema de combustión de la turbina de gas. El nitrógeno extraído con el aire de la turbina de gas se devuelve a la parte de turbina como un componente de la mezcla de gases combustible, manteniendo por tanto en gran parte la circulación de masas de la turbina.It was found that the NOX problem was very related to the operating conditions of the turbine gas. NOX formation correlated with temperature of flame in this turbine. Consequently, measures were taken to regulate said flame temperature. The temperature range of the mixture of gases that had to burn in that turbine could be selected through the design of the procedure in order to keep the flame temperature at a desired level and keep Still an acceptable power generation. The temperature of flame in the turbine is largely determined by the fuel gas composition. It was found that an ATR powered by air would provide a mixture of gases based on a hydrogen Poor compatible with the gases used in IGCC plants. I know found it advantageous to extract air from the process for the ATR in the discharge of the gas turbine air compressor and compress it to the ATR injection pressure required. In addition, the circulation of air could be adjusted to meet the convenient level of methane leakage, and the composition of the fuel gas mixture compatible with the acceptable level of NOX training in the system of combustion of the gas turbine. The nitrogen extracted with the gas turbine air is returned to the turbine part as a component of the fuel gas mixture, thus maintaining largely the mass circulation of the turbine.
Si es necesario, puede aplicarse una inyección de vapor moderada para reducir la formación de NOX en la turbina. Un diseño óptimo del quemador puede reducir también la emisión de NOX.If necessary, an injection of Moderate steam to reduce NOX formation in the turbine. A Optimal burner design can also reduce the emission of NOX
Una alternativa dentro del concepto de la invención consiste en combinar el ATR con un intercambiador transformador. Se halló que esta opción podría aumentar la recuperación de CO_{2} en forma concentrada.An alternative within the concept of invention consists of combining the ATR with an exchanger transformer. It was found that this option could increase the CO2 recovery in concentrated form.
Para obtener la flexibilidad máxima, el concepto de generación de potencia básico podría ser combinado con la producción de diversos productos basada en las corrientes de procedimiento existentes. Por tanto una unidad de metanol podría utilizar algunos de los gases de síntesis procedentes del ATR y una instalación de amoniaco podría utilizar algo del gas hidrógeno/nitrógeno separado del dióxido de carbono después de la reacción de desplazamiento del gas de síntesis. Las unidades adicionales requeridas para la instalación de amoniaco serían solamente una unidad de separación de membrana convencional y un regulador de metanización aguas arriba del reactor de síntesis de amoniaco.For maximum flexibility, the concept basic power generation could be combined with the production of various products based on the currents of existing procedure. Therefore a unit of methanol could use some of the synthesis gases from the ATR and a ammonia facility could use some of the gas hydrogen / nitrogen separated from carbon dioxide after Synthesis gas displacement reaction. The units Additional required for the installation of ammonia would be only a conventional membrane separation unit and a methanization regulator upstream of the synthesis reactor ammonia.
El alcance de la invención comprende la formación de gas de síntesis en una unidad de ATR activada por aire, intercambiando calor el gas de síntesis formado y produciendo de ese modo vapor. Al menos parte del gas de síntesis refrigerado es tratado entonces en un reactor de desplazamiento de CO, que puede ser uno de unidad única o dos reactores de desplazamiento de CO, uno de los reactores de baja temperatura y el otro de alta temperatura. Dicha corriente de gas es tratada posteriormente en una unidad de dióxido de carbono para la formación de una corriente concentrada de dióxido de carbono y una corriente que es pobre en hidrógeno que al menos arde parcialmente en una turbina de gas de ciclo combinado para la producción de energía eléctrica. Aire de dicha turbina es suministrado a la unidad de ATR. El escape de la turbina de gas intercambia calor para la producción de vapor que junto con el vapor generado aguas arriba se utiliza en una turbina de vapor para la producción de energía eléctrica.The scope of the invention comprises the formation of synthesis gas in an air-activated ATR unit, exchanging heat formed synthesis gas and producing That steam mode. At least part of the refrigerated synthesis gas is then treated in a CO displacement reactor, which can be one single unit or two CO displacement reactors, one of the low temperature reactors and the other high temperature reactors. Said gas stream is subsequently treated in a unit of carbon dioxide for the formation of a concentrated stream of carbon dioxide and a stream that is poor in hydrogen that at least partially burns in a combined cycle gas turbine for the production of electrical energy. Air of said turbine is supplied to the ATR unit. The gas turbine exhaust it exchanges heat for steam production that together with steam generated upstream is used in a steam turbine for the electric power production
La unidad de ATR puede estar combinada con un intercambiador transformador y el material de alimentación puede ser dividido entre estas dos unidades, preferiblemente del 50 al 80% del material de alimentación es alimentado al ATR.The ATR unit may be combined with a transformer exchanger and the feeding material can be divided between these two units, preferably 50 to 80% of the feed material is fed to the ATR.
Un reformador previo puede estar dispuesto aguas arriba de la unidad de ATR.A previous reformer may be willing waters above the ATR unit.
Una parte más pequeña del vapor generado en el procedimiento puede ser alimentada a la turbina de gas para diluir el gas que contiene hidrógeno y de ese modo reducir la temperatura de llama en la turbina de gas.A smaller part of the steam generated in the procedure can be fed to the gas turbine to dilute the gas that contains hydrogen and thereby reduce the temperature of flame in the gas turbine.
Al menos una parte del escape de la turbina de gas puede ser reciclada para el ATR como fuente de oxígeno o combinada con el suministro de aire para la turbina de gas.At least part of the turbine exhaust from gas can be recycled to the ATR as a source of oxygen or combined with the air supply for the gas turbine.
Parte del gas de síntesis puede ser utilizada para la producción de metanol y esta producción puede ser realizada de varias maneras como se describe más adelante en relación con la figura 1.Part of the synthesis gas can be used for methanol production and this production can be performed in several ways as described below in relation to the Figure 1.
Parte del gas procedente de la unidad de separación de dióxido de carbono puede ser utilizado para la producción de amoniaco. En este caso, se alimenta una corriente a una unidad de separación de membrana para separar hidrógeno que se mezcla con otra corriente de gas que contiene hidrógeno con lo cual la corriente mezclada tendrá una relación nitrógeno hidrógeno de 1:3. El nitrógeno procedente de la unidad de membrana es devuelto a la corriente de gas que contiene hidrógeno principal que es alimentada posteriormente a la turbina de gas.Part of the gas coming from the unit carbon dioxide separation can be used for the Ammonia production In this case, a current is fed to a membrane separation unit to separate hydrogen that is mixing with another stream of hydrogen-containing gas with which the mixed stream will have a hydrogen nitrogen ratio of 1: 3 Nitrogen from the membrane unit is returned to the main hydrogen gas stream that is subsequently fed to the gas turbine.
La invención se explicará y comprenderá mejor en relación con los ejemplos y la descripción de las figuras adjuntas.The invention will be better explained and understood in relationship with the examples and the description of the figures attached.
La figura 1 muestra un gráfico de circulación simplificado del concepto de generación de potencia básico; yFigure 1 shows a circulation chart simplified the concept of basic power generation; Y
la figura 2 muestra un gráfico de circulación simplificado del concepto básico combinado con una instalación de metanol y/o una instalación de amoniaco.Figure 2 shows a circulation chart simplified the basic concept combined with an installation of methanol and / or an ammonia facility.
La figura 1 muestra un ejemplo para preformar la invención. Material de alimentación en forma de hidrocarburos gaseosos, por ejemplo gas natural, es suministrado como corriente 1, calentado y comprimido antes de que pase a través del conducto 2 es conducido a un saturador 3 en el que es mezclado con agua 4 de tratamiento y desmineralizado constituyendo el suministro de agua a través de la tubería 4b. El hidrocarburo alimentado que está al menos parcialmente saturado de agua es alimentado entonces a la unidad 6 de ATR como corriente 5. Aire comprimido es suministrado a través del conducto 7 a la unidad 6 de ATR. Opcionalmente puede disponerse un prerreformador aguas arriba del ATR. Este proporcionará una flexibilidad incrementada con respecto al material de alimentación de hidrocarburos. Un mayor contenido de hidrocarburos pesados puede ser entonces aceptado. Al menos parte del suministro 29 de aire puede ser suministrado desde el compresor de aire de la turbina de gas y elevada su presión hasta alcanzar la presión de inyección necesaria. La unidad 6 puede ser también una unidad combinada que comprenda un ATR y un intercambiador reformador. La cantidad de material de alimentación de hidrocarburos que deba ser alimentada a las unidades respectivas puede variar dentro de amplios límites. Una división práctica será del 50 al 80% del material de alimentación al ATR y la parte restante el intercambiador reformador. El gas 8 de síntesis procedente de la unidad 6 de ATR es enfriado en una caldera (generador de vapor) 9 antes de ser suministrado a una unidad 12 de convertidor de desplazamiento como corriente 11. Esta unidad puede comprender dos reactores de desplazamiento de CO convencionales, un reactor de baja temperatura (LT) y un reactor de alta temperatura (HT), o justamente un reactor de desplazamiento de CO único. La mezcla 13 de gases resultante es enfriada, el agua condensada retirada en una unidad 14 y la mezcla de gases resultante es suministrada entonces como corriente 15 a un absorbedor 16 de CO_{2} desde el cual el CO_{2} y el absorbente se suministran a través del conducto 18 a un desabsorbedor 19. Puede ser suministrado absorbente de relleno a la unidad 19 como corriente 2b. El absorbente regenerado, por ejemplo una solución amínica, es reciclado en el absorbedor 16 a través del conducto 20. El agua se retira en la unidad 20 de la corriente 21 de CO_{2}. El agua de tratamiento procedente de las unidades 22 y 14 es reciclada para el saturador 3. La corriente de CO_{2} muy concentrado puede ser comprimida y suministrada a través de la tubería 23 para uso posterior, por ejemplo como gas de inyección en un campo de petróleo o gas. La corriente 17 de gas procedente del absorbedor 16 de CO_{2} se compone principalmente de hidrógeno y nitrógeno, con pequeñas cantidades de CO, CO_{2} y CH_{4}. Esta corriente 17 se usará entonces como combustible para una turbina 24 de gas de ciclo combinado a la que se suministra el aire 25. Opcionalmente puede ser suministrado vapor 10 a la turbina 24 para la reducción de NOX. Al menos parte de la corriente 17 puede ser utilizada en una pila eléctrica de combustible para generar potencia eléctrica de corriente continua. Si la potencia eléctrica ha de ser usada para electrólisis entonces no será necesario un rectificador con esta generación de potencia eléctrica opcional. El escape 26 de la turbina 24 intercambia calor con agua en el generador 27 de vapor y el vapor procedente de este puede ser sobre calentado en el intercambiador 30 de calor antes de que la corriente 31 sea suministrada a un generador 32 de potencia al cual puede suministrarse también el vapor 10. El escape 28 puede ser reciclado para la unidad 6 de reformador o combinado con el suministro 25 de aire para la turbina 24 de gas.Figure 1 shows an example to preform the invention. Feed material in the form of hydrocarbons gaseous, for example natural gas, is supplied as a stream 1, heated and compressed before it passes through conduit 2 it is led to a saturator 3 in which it is mixed with water 4 of treatment and demineralized constituting the water supply to through the pipe 4b. The powered hydrocarbon that is at less partially saturated with water is then fed to the ATR unit 6 as current 5. Compressed air is supplied to through conduit 7 to unit 6 of ATR. Optionally you can a prereformer is placed upstream of the ATR. East will provide increased flexibility with respect to the material of hydrocarbon feed. A higher content of Heavy hydrocarbons can then be accepted. At least part of the air supply 29 can be supplied from the compressor of air of the gas turbine and elevated its pressure until reaching the necessary injection pressure. Unit 6 can also be a combined unit comprising an ATR and an exchanger reformer. The amount of hydrocarbon feedstock that must be fed to the respective units may vary within wide limits. A practical division will be 50 to 80% of the feed material to the ATR and the remaining part the reformer exchanger. The synthesis gas 8 from the ATR unit 6 is cooled in a boiler (steam generator) 9 before being supplied to a converter unit 12 of displacement as current 11. This unit can comprise two conventional CO displacement reactors, a reactor of low temperature (LT) and a high temperature reactor (HT), or just a unique CO displacement reactor. The mix 13 resulting gas is cooled, the condensed water removed in a unit 14 and the resulting gas mixture is then supplied as current 15 to a CO2 absorber 16 from which the CO2 and the absorbent are supplied through conduit 18 a a de-absorber 19. Can be supplied with absorbent filler to unit 19 as current 2b. The regenerated absorbent, by For example, an amine solution is recycled in absorber 16 to through conduit 20. Water is removed in unit 20 of the stream 21 of CO2. The treatment water from the units 22 and 14 is recycled to saturator 3. The current of Very concentrated CO2 can be compressed and supplied to through the pipe 23 for later use, for example as gas from injection in an oil or gas field. Gas stream 17 from the CO2 absorber 16 is mainly composed of hydrogen and nitrogen, with small amounts of CO, CO2 and CH_ {4}. This stream 17 will then be used as fuel for a combined cycle gas turbine 24 to which the air 25. Optionally steam 10 can be supplied to the turbine 24 for NOX reduction. At least part of stream 17 can be used in an electric fuel cell to generate DC power. If the power electric has to be used for electrolysis so it won't be A rectifier is necessary with this generation of electrical power optional. The exhaust 26 of the turbine 24 exchanges heat with water in the steam generator 27 and the steam coming from this can be overheated in heat exchanger 30 before the current 31 is supplied to a power generator 32 to which steam 10 can also be supplied. Exhaust 28 can be recycled for reformer unit 6 or combined with the 25 air supply for gas turbine 24.
En la figura 2 están integradas una fábrica de amoniaco y una fábrica de metanol en el procedimiento básico según la figura 1.1. El procedimiento combinado puede comprender dichas dos fábricas o una de ellas. Gas 34 de síntesis puede ser tomado de la corriente 11 y suministrado para una síntesis 35 de metanol. Gas 37 de síntesis no convertido puede ser reciclado para la corriente 11 de gas de síntesis y el metanol producido es extraído por medio del conducto 36. El gas 34 de síntesis puede ser tratado alternativamente en una unidad de membrana de separación de gases para retirar hidrógeno y dióxido de carbono para ser alimentados a la síntesis de metanol. Esta alimentación puede ser suministrada con dióxido de carbono adicional de la corriente 23. La otra fracción de dicha unidad de membrana será reciclada entonces para la corriente 11.In Figure 2 a factory of ammonia and a methanol factory in the basic procedure according to Figure 1.1 The combined procedure may comprise said Two factories or one of them. Synthetic gas 34 can be taken from stream 11 and supplied for a synthesis 35 of methanol. Gas 37 of unconverted synthesis can be recycled to the stream 11 of synthesis gas and the methanol produced is extracted by means of conduit 36. Synthesis gas 34 can be treated alternatively in a gas separation membrane unit to remove hydrogen and carbon dioxide to be fed to methanol synthesis This power can be supplied with additional carbon dioxide from stream 23. The other fraction of said membrane unit will then be recycled for the stream 11.
La alimentación para la síntesis de amoniaco puede ser extraída de la tubería 17. Una corriente lateral 38 es primero alimentada a la unidad 40 de separación de gases de membrana para suministrar hidrógeno 42 a la tubería 39 para ajustar 3:1 la relación H_{2}:N_{2} antes de que esta mezcla de gases sea tratada en una unidad 43 de metanización antes de la síntesis 44 de producción de amoniaco 45. El nitrógeno procedente de la unidad 40 de membrana es reciclado a través de la tubería 41 para alimentar la turbina 24 de hidrógeno.The feed for ammonia synthesis can be extracted from the pipe 17. A side stream 38 is first fed to the gas separation unit 40 of membrane to supply hydrogen 42 to pipe 39 to adjust 3: 1 the ratio H2: N2 before this gas mixture be treated in a methanization unit 43 before synthesis 44 of ammonia production 45. Nitrogen from the unit Membrane 40 is recycled through pipe 41 to feed the turbine 24 of hydrogen.
Este ejemplo muestra el efecto de la presente invención con respecto a la producción de potencia eléctrica, la eficiencia y la recuperación de dióxido de carbono como una corriente concentrada en un procedimiento dentro de la figura 1. El ejemplo muestra además la eficiencia, la recuperación de dióxido de carbono concentrado y la producción de potencia total del procedimiento en comparación con el mismo para un procedimiento que aplica un transformador primario secundario para la producción de gas de síntesis. Este ejemplo ilustrativo muestra los efectos de reciclar el escape para el ATR y muestra también los efectos de combinar el ATR con un intercambiador reformador. En la tabla siguiente dicha combinación es ATR-RE. El procedimiento según la invención se compara con la utilización de una combinación de un transformador primario-secundario para producir gas de síntesis, SR/PR en la tabla. La relación vapor:carbono molar en la alimentación para el reformador se expone como Vapor:C en la tabla.This example shows the effect of the present invention with respect to the production of electric power, the efficiency and recovery of carbon dioxide as a concentrated current in a procedure within figure 1. The example also shows efficiency, recovery of dioxide from concentrated carbon and total power production of procedure compared to it for a procedure that applies a secondary primary transformer for the production of synthesis gas This illustrative example shows the effects of recycle the exhaust for the ATR and also shows the effects of combine the ATR with a reformer exchanger. In the table Next said combination is ATR-RE. The The method according to the invention is compared with the use of a combination of a transformer primary-secondary to produce synthesis gas, SR / PR in the table. The vapor ratio: molar carbon in the power for the reformer is exposed as Steam: C in the table.
En los resultados anteriores puede verse que el procedimiento según la invención puede recuperar tanto como el 95,8% del CO_{2} producido. Los resultados muestran además que dentro del concepto inventado la eficiencia, la producción de potencia y el CO_{2} varían dependiendo de las condiciones de funcionamiento y que el procedimiento tiene gran flexibilidad. La formación de NOX será generalmente una función del % de hidrógeno en el gas alimentado a la turbina de gas.In the previous results it can be seen that the procedure according to the invention can recover as much as the 95.8% of the CO2 produced. The results also show that within the concept invented efficiency, the production of power and CO2 vary depending on the conditions of operation and that the procedure has great flexibility. The NOX formation will generally be a function of% hydrogen in the gas fed to the gas turbine.
La presente invención proporciona un procedimiento que produce dióxido de carbono limpio adecuado como gas de accionamiento para ser inyectado en depósitos de petróleo. La central de IRCC puede funcionar por tanto con una emisión mínima de dióxido de carbono. Además, el procedimiento proporciona una mezcla de gases combustibles de combustión limpia basada en el hidrógeno, adecuados para la tecnología de combustión en turbinas de gas ordinarias. Puede ser efectuada una dilución moderada con vapor de la mezcla de gases alimentada a la turbina de gas como única exigencia requerida para reducir NOX.The present invention provides a procedure that produces adequate clean carbon dioxide as drive gas to be injected into oil tanks. The IRCC exchange can therefore operate with a minimum emission of carbon dioxide. In addition, the procedure provides a mixture of clean combustion combustible gases based on the hydrogen, suitable for turbine combustion technology of ordinary gas. A moderate dilution can be made with steam from the gas mixture fed to the gas turbine as Only requirement required to reduce NOX.
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